Saving Joash from Athaliah A Talmage Sermon
Washington October twenty first sermon on Jehosheba rescuing Joash from Athaliah. The preacher urges church as hiding place for royal souls and denounces infidelity while urging parental prayer and early religious instruction. He links the biblical rescue to ongoing fights for Bible and church survival and calls for active nurturing of children in faith.
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Dr. Talmage
Joash
Athaliah
Washington
Talmage
Jehosheba
Joram
Ahaziah
Jerusalem
Gid
American Bible Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
Jehoshebs
Valens
God
Prince of God
Cromwell
Beethoven
John Howard
Florence Nightingale
Miss Dix
John Frederick Oberlin
David Brainerd
John Wesley
Knox
Kingdom of Heaven
The Church as Rock of Ages Noted as Eternal Foundation
A reverent sermon emphasis declares the Church for God as the enduring Rock of Ages with its charter for everlasting years. The divine charter, keys, and dividend are described as heaven given by the universal Proprietor with God as president. The audience is urged to seek the life and glorious hiding place in the temple as Joash did.
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Munson
Abeel
China
Phocas
Joash
Church of God
Jehosheba
Temple
House of
Church For God
Rock of Ages
Heaven
God
Louis Klopsch
N. Y
Remarkable and costly flowers and bulbs described
The piece notes Rothesay rose petals weighing as much as six ordinary blooms and valued at 150 dollars, a $1,000 black tulip prize unclaimed, black hyacinths unlikely to reappear, orchids fetching high prices with a canopus can exceeding 2,100 dollars, a 40 dollar chrysanthemum blossom, and a rare blue peony and sunset orchid story. It highlights extreme premiums, rare blooms, and market curiosities in exotic floriculture.
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Amazon
England
Brazil
Manchester
London Sunday Schools Suffer Sharp Attendance Drop
The London Outlook notes a 32 600 fall in Sunday school attendance in one year across all churches, with the decline reflecting waning parental moral influence as compulsory attendance ends. The piece argues churches must replace the lost coercive power to sustain participation. Also included is a sharp profile of Senate allies Senator Spooner and Senator Tillman, whose public friendship dictates much of their legislative and social interactions.
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Church of England
Simolay
London Outlook
Spooner
Wisconsin
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
Damon
Pythias
Senate
Tillman
Badger State
Bladensburg
Washington
Philadelphia Ledger
Guam Shaped Like Shoe Sole With Few Lepers Noted
A fragment describes Guam as shoe sole shaped, about 150 square miles unsurveyed, narrowest width seven miles, length around 15 miles. It mentions a few lepers who attract little attention and seem harmless, and notes poor drinking water but coconut drink provides refreshment when thirsty.
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Guam
Heard House A Southern Landmark In Washington Georgia
In Washington Georgia Wilkes county the Heard House stands as a noted historic home linked to Stephen T Heard Georgia governor and the first settler. A tavern once occupied the site built by Captain John Williamson, with a Confederate cabinet meeting in 1865 held there, and the old bank vault once stored Confederate funds now serves as a milk and butter closet. Mrs Mulligan, a Heard descendant, currently occupies the house.
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Southland
Washington
Wilkes County
Thaddeus Horton
Ladies’ Hottie Journal
Heard House
Stephen T Heard
Georgia
Virginia
John Williamson
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Vardon to Visit Tyngs Island for Golf Exhibition
Vardon plans to play four rounds this week at Tyngs Island with Alex Findlay and John Harland as the local pro. Open to any spectator, weather permitting, the event offers a mullioned view of golf in action and a chance to walk the course about six miles between sessions. Spectators are urged to avoid disturbing the players and to refrain from walking on the putting greens.
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Tyngs — Island
Flarry Vardon
Alex. Findlay
John Harland
Tyng’s Island
Mr. Vardon
Mr. Findlay
Mr. Harland
Vardon
Lowell
Merrimack Valley Cricket League Holds Annual Meeting
The Merrimack Valley Cricket League held its annual meeting at the Belvidere hotel with most clubs represented except Andover. Reports from treasurer and secretary were approved. Zions Lynn Lynns and Lynn Wanderers sought membership. meeting slated for Nov 17 to finish applications and bylaw amendments. New officers include President Joseph W. Harrison and several vice presidents. batting leader Harry Mosley Jr. and top bowler Hugh J. Boyle named.
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Merrimack Valley Cricket League
Belvidere Hotel
J. C. Teale
Lawrence
Andover
Zions
Lynns
Lynn Wanderers
Craven Midgeley
Matthew Tonge
League
Joseph W. Harrison
Lowell
George H. Hills
The
Merrimacks
John C. Teale
Methuens
George
Lawrence Club
Joseph Rawnsley
Buntings
Harry Mosley, Jr
Guy W. Currier
Hugh J. Boyle
Andovers
Merrimack Valley League
Bunting Club Receives Pennant At Merrimack Valley Cricket Event
The United States Bunting club was honored Saturday night with a pennant for leading the Merrimack Valley Cricket league. Delegations from Lowell Lawrence and Sanford attended a meeting at Carders and Pickers hall. Harry Moseley Jr of Merrimack won the silver cup for top league batting average 21. Hugh Boyle of Andover won the bowling prize of 5 dollars with a 3.62 average. The program featured readings by Dr Hutchinson songs by several performers and remarks by local officials.
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United States
Mr. Mosley
Hugh Boyle
Andover
Dr. Hutchinson
Sanford, Me
Messrs
Mason
Whittaker
Moseley
Bingley
Fielding
Toyson
Hird
Southam
Counciman Emsley
Joseph W. Harrison
Belvidere duck pin win over B M Clerks at Belvidere alleys
Saturday night at Belvidere alleys the Belvideres beat the B M Clerks 1252 to 1166 in a duck pin match. Foster 238 Donaldson 252 Edgell 259 Dexter 258 O'Brien 245 led Belvideres while Harrison 263 Hayes 234 Murphy 219 Paradis 205 Jordan 245 topped the Clerks. Young Boott mills workers and ladies watched as several flash pictures were taken after the game.
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Belvidere
Belvideres
B. & M. Clerks
Foster
Donaldson
Edgell
Dexter
O’brien
Harrison
Hayes
Murphy
Paradis
Jordan
Boott Mills
Lady Friends
Youth Arrested Over Bicycle Theft on Nesmith Street
Harold H. Taylor a 13 year old boy was arrested Saturday night on a charge of stealing a bicycle. A wheel was stolen from the residence of Dr. Irish on Nesmith street Wednesday night. Taylor tried to sell the wheel at Brazer's. Brazer identified it and alerted officers. Taylor admitted taking the wheel from Dr. Irish's residence.
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Dr. Irish
Nesmith Street
Taylor
Brazer’s
Low rent tenement listings near Northern station
Three and four room and five room tenements near the Northern depot in repair, Belvidere Centralville and the Highlands advertised as best in the city. Monthly rents range from 6.50 to 8.00 dollars with options 7.00 7.50 and 7. Your contact is T. H. Elliott at 64 Central street.
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Northern Depot
Belvidere
Centralville
Highlands
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Sunshine of Paradise Alley Delights Opera House Crowd
Amusements note audiences at the Opera House enjoyed Saturday performances of The Sunshine of Paradise Alley with Phila May in a singing acting role and Charles Peters as the widow. The Verdt Ladies quartet and George P. Annand received encores, closing with a full chorus. Frankie Carpenter stars in The Garrison Girl weeklong engagement opening Monday, with Jere Grady as Tombstone Bill Dodge and Polly Trevor in a leading role.
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Opera House
Phila May
Charles Peters
John Walsh
Jimmie Powers
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George P. Annand
Holy City
All Hands
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Jere Grady
Wil
Frankie
Polly Trevor
Tombstone
Bill Dodge
Silver City
Katzenjammer Kids at Music Hall Promises Lively Three Acts
Blondell and Fennessy present The Katzenjammer Kids a three act farce at Music Hall for the last three nights of the week. Edward and Libbie Blondell star as the Kids with manager William Fennessy directing the tour. The company includes Eckart Hart Hennings Little Patton Mlle Bertmer and others delivering witty dialogue bright situations and plenty of laughter.
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Edward Blondell
Wm. Fennessy
Blondells
Eckart and Hart
Hennings Trio
Little and Patton
Mlle. Bertmer
Lowell stage presents Fred Bowers world singing maker
Tonight at the play house in Lowell Fred Bowers, author of Always and Because, appears for the first time. The advertisement touts the week’s bill as the best yet with matinees daily at 2 30 except Monday.
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Lowell Fred. Bowers
Beety Sharp at Tremont Boston Glows as Public Favorite
Mrs Fiske and a fine company continue Beety Sharp at Tremont in Boston opening high comedy with emotional touches. Lowell patrons praise the performance noting Mrs Fiske’s acting as superb and the cast makes Thackeray characters feel real in a production ranked among Boston’s best.
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Tremont Theatre
Boston
Beet&y Sharp
Sign of the Cross returns to Boston Museum for second week
Wilson Barretts religious and historical drama The Sign of the Cross enters its fifth season at the Boston Museum tonight. Charles Dalton leads a strong company in thrilling scenes that have drawn steady audience acclaim since its four year Boston debut and widespread success in major cities. Clergy support and robust company excellence fuel its continued prosperity with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Wilson Barrett
Boston Museum
Charles Dalton
Barrett
Boston
Sermon Satire from Brother Dickey on Individual Judgment
An Atlanta Constitution excerpt presents Brother Dickey delivering a humorous yet pointed sermon about personal accountability. He mocks collective salvation ideas and insists each person must answer for their own soul, using colorful dialect and sharp wit to challenge listeners to seek self-judgment rather than rely on others.
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Jonah
Satan
Dickey
Secon
Atlanta Constitution
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Digestion Help
An advertisement claims burdock blood bitters strengthen and tone the stomach, making indigestion impossible and offering a remedy for common digestive ills through a tonic formulation.
Mamma Johnny Secret Sparks Classroom Gossip
In Tit-Bits style, a mother scolds Johnny for missing school as he jokes that a woman can never keep a secret, reflecting playful domestic humor and social curiosity of the period.
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Johnny
Lowell Gas Light Co Promises Unlimited Hot Water On Demand
The Lowell Gas Light Co advertises an unlimited hot water supply with a simple turn of the faucet. The heater turns on gas to provide hot water and stops automatically when turned off. The Kenwood heater requires no boiler and can be used with one. Visitors can inspect the heater at the office to see its advantages. Also promotes Welbach Lights with the “Yusea” mantle promising 50 percent more light and three times stronger illumination, longer life, and a bright output. First class gas cooking ranges offered for sale.
City meters and supplies offered free for street consumers
A fragment indicates no charge for meter use or running supply pipes for street manuinty consumers. It mentions orders left at ice and prompt intended to. The readable text is incomplete but suggests a municipal offer or policy on free services or installations.
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